During the Holocaust, the Germans attempted to hide their mass extermination of Jews and other targeted groups by conducting their atrocities in secret locations such as concentration and extermination camps, located far from major cities. They also strictly controlled communication channels, preventing information about the Holocaust from reaching the outside world. Additionally, the Germans often disguised the true nature of the camps as forced labor or resettlement centers to give the appearance of normalcy. They also implemented strict censorship and propaganda campaigns to manipulate public perception and downplay the severity of their actions. Overall, the Germans used various methods of deception and control to conceal the true extent of the Holocaust from the rest of the world.
